Weather Forces Close Roads Across Three Midwest States
A powerful winter storm swept the northern Rockies bringing snow sleet and gusts up to 97 miles per hour. Roads closed in three states as highways and Loveland Pass were shut at Denver and damage included downed signs and windows. No serious injuries reported. Lightning storms disrupted telephone service in Helena Montana as the system continued to Page Three.
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Five Thousand Dollar Blaze Destroys Home and Contents
A $5,000 fire yesterday gutted the Glenn King home at 311 West Congress Street. Firefighters battled in frigid weather, with alarms at 3:27 p.m. and 3:37 p.m. for additional engines and crews. King was not located and had not been seen since yesterday afternoon while driving toward Union City on Route 1.
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Glenn King
Congress Street
King
Union City
Corry
Woman Sustains Severe Leg Fracture in Mail Delivery
Dorothy Boland of East Pleasant Street Wade s, while delivering mail, inadvertently struck a leg causing a fracture so severe an orthopedic surgeon was needed. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital and admitted for treatment after the incident.
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Pirek Ward
Ned
Dorothy Boland
South Wiven
Li Hamor
Brie Tod Ariboine
Myron Beyper
East Pleasant Street
War Hero Accused Of Spreading U.S. Defense Secrets
Washington AP The Air Force charged Capt Joseph P Kauffman with conspiring with foreign agents to communicate U S defense information during a Germany visit last year He is being repatriated to Germany for investigation and potential court martial The target foreign power was believed to be Communist and four alleged violations were cited including communication to aid a foreign nation Continued on Page Right.
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Air Force
U.S
Germany
Joseph P. Kauffman
Kauffman
Lanice
College Students Chase Red Boss at City College
New York report says Communist leader Benjamin J. Davis was booed and pursued by about 50 students after his address at the Finley Student Center. He was not injured as he left after challenging the Justice Department to prove his continued status as national secretary of the Communist Party of the United States.
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New York
Benjamin J. Davis
City College
Davis
Finley
Justice Department
Communist Party of the United States
Local Moose Lodge praises radio station and volunteers
Dale Mulvin and his wife contributed at home to a project with the Moose Lodge expressing gratitude to the radio station for assistance. The photo includes Mrs. Dale Mulvin and Mrs. Con, among others, shown left to right.
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Dale Mulvin
Free Berlin Marks Christmas Lights Along Wall
More than 400 large Christmas trees glow at dusk along the Western side of the Berlin wall while East Berlin remains sparse with three meager pines guarded by Red forces. Loudspeakers blast pro-Communist slogans, interrupted by occasional German and American Christmas songs as the contrast between sides is stark.
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East Berlin
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West Berlin
Harzerstrasse
Pease Fired at Millcreek High Plans State Appeal
George Pease a Mc Dowell High School teacher was dismissed by six Millcreek School Board members for incompetency and persistent peculation and plans to appeal to the state superintendent of public instruction. He contests the board ruling and says he intends to pursue the legal remedy. The resolution of guilt was handed down at 2 10 pm yesterday as directors voted six to zero. Conti ned on Page Two.
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George Pease
McDowell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Servicemen and Collegians Involved in Two Town Crashes
Three youths home from college or the Air Force during vacation caused two mobile mishaps in town. Jonathan Carlson, 19, misjudged Wright street, hitting a parked car owned by Fred and Mrs Walsh, $125 damage. Gary Fralick, 19, followed John Roach, 19, then tried to pass before Roach turned onto Raymond Avenue, striking Roach’s left front fender. Roach’s car owned by C. L. and H. Capwell, $125 damage. The Christensen car sustained $25 damage. Carlson and Roach are on midwinter breaks from different colleges, Fralick from the Air Force.
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East Congress Street
Wright Street
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Besterdam
Carson
Walsh
Gary L Fralick
Columbus
John Roach
East Pleasant Street
Po- Mee
Fralick
Roach
Ceiver Street
Raymond Avenue
C. L
Helsty Capwell
Br.d. 1
Pralick
Wilbur
Stirley Christensen
Essex Street
Caron
Corry School System Closes For Holidays Early
The Corry school district ends classes for the holidays affecting about 200 students. High school held special assemblies to mark the closing for seniors and juniors while St Edward’s parochial school also halted classes yesterday. Classes resume January.
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Hpi
Finor
Ab St Edward’s Parochial
Jeep crash kills driver on Boyce Road in South Fayette
A jeep overturned on Boyce Road in South Fayette Township last night, killing the driver Edward Sowhisk, 31, of Bridgeville. Sources say the vehicle rolled over and struck an object before authorities arrived. The investigation continues to determine the cause and any contributing factors.
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Boyce Road
South Fayette Township
Edward Sowhisk
Bridgeville
Peace Body Dying Will UN Survive Crises Adlai Stevenson Says Yes
UNITED NATIONS NY AP A neutralist Adlai Stevenson told reporters the United Nations would survive amid crises despite critics who warned of its demise The veteran diplomat cited progress in replacing Dag Hammarskjold and handling the China question as signs of durability He urged caution over India Goan dispute and warned against forceful actions jeopardizing Security Council unity Continued coverage on page eight
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United Nations
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Nie
Caen
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorn
Sith General Assembly
Toth Assembly
Dag Hammarskiold
Fethene
Como
India
Goa
Couneil Monde
West
Living Costs Decline In November 1960 Figures
Government figures show a one tenth of one percent drop in the consumer cost of living from November 1959 to November 1960 led by lower prices in food and other categories. Deputy Commissioner Robert J. Myers announced the index ease, noting a seven tenths decline from November 1960 versus the prior month and a longer trend of rising living costs since 1955. In a separate note, singer Bing Crosby was hospitalized in San Francisco with abdominal pains described as stomach flu by doctors.
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Robert J. Myers
Tal Silatistes
Bing Crosby
San Francisco
Bink Crosby
Kennedy Macmillan Agree On Berlin Crisis Steps
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan reached broad agreement on next steps in the Berlin crisis and the Soviet tests, as they discussed other issues during a five hour session in Bermuda. The talks focused on how to proceed toward formal negotiations with Moscow and shaping a Western approach, with possible moves toward a foreign ministers meeting or summit, while seeking de Gaulle support. Kennedy heads to Palm Beach to visit his ill father, as aides caution on the scope of their discussions.
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